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- TRICKS WITH CARDS
- How To Make The Pass
- The Long Card
- To Produce a Particular Card without Seeing the Pack
- To Call for Any Card in the Pack
- The Changeable Ace
- The Convertible Aces
- The Gathering of the Clans
- Everybody's Card
- Forcing a Card
- The Card hit upon by Guess
- Ups and Downs
- To Tell The Card That A Person Has Touched With His Finger
- The Card Discovered by Touch or Smell
- Confederate Cards
- The Ten Duplicates, or Cards in Couples
- The Turn-Over Feat
- The Nerve Feat
- To Tell The Number Of Cards By The Weight
- To Change the Card by Word of Command
- The Card in a Mirror
- The Card in the Opera-Glass
- The Cards in Tea-Caddies
- To Change A Card That's Been Put In A Box
- To Pick out a Card thought of, Blindfold
- The Knaves and the Constable
- The Royal Emigrants
- To Shuffle Cards So As Always To Keep One Certain Card At The Bottom
- The Magic Opera-Glass
- To Separate the Two Colors of a Pack of Cards by One Cut
- The Card Discovered Under the Handkerchief
- The Card Under the Hat
- The Card Burned and Afterwards Found in a Watch
- The Card in the Nut
- The Card in the Egg
- The Card in the Pocket-Book
- The Card Found Out by the Point of a Sword
- To Select all the Court Cards Blindfold
- To Name the Card upon which One or more Persons Fix
- To Make the Court Cards always Come Together
- To Change Four Knaves or Kings Held in Your Hand into Blank Cards or into Four Aces
- Picture Cards
- The Locomotive Card
- The Painted Pack
- To Turn a Card into a Bird
- Cards Changing Places by Command
- To Produce a Mouse from a Pack of Cards
- To Name the Rank of a Card that a Person has Drawn from a Piquet Pack
- To Tell the Card that May be Noted
- To Tell the Amount of the Numbers of any Two Cards Drawn from a Common Pack
- Ten Cards being Arranged in a Circle, to Tell that which Any One Thought of
- A New Method to Tell a Card by its Weight
- The Window Trick
- The Card of One Colour found in a Pack of the Other
- To Name several Cards which have been Drawn out of a Pack which has been Divided into Two Heaps
- To find a Certain Card after it has been Shuffled in the Pack
- Of Twenty-five Cards laid in Five Rows upon a Table to Name The One Touched
- Of Two Rows of Cards TO tell the One Which Has Been Touched
- To Guess the Card Thought of
- The Circle of Fourteen Cards
- The Shifting Card
- The Magic Slide, or to make a Card Disappear in an instant
- The Four Transformed Kings
- To Guess the Spots on Cards at the Bottom of Three Packets, which have been made by the Drawer
- To Guess the Cards which Four Persons Have Fixed Their Thoughts Upon
- How to Arrange the Twelve Picture Cards and the Four Aces of a Pack in Four Rows, so that there will be in neither Row Two Cards of the same Value nor Two of the same Suit, whether counted horizontally or perpendicularly.
- On Entering a Room, to Know of Three Cards placed Side by Side which have been Reversed - That Is To Say, Turned Upside Down
- To Bring a Card which has been Thrown Out of the Window into the Pack again
- EXPERIMENTS BY CHEMISTRY, FIREWORKS, &c.
- To Obtain Fire from Water
- To Give a Party a Ghastly Appearance
- The Fire and Wine Bottle
- The Fiery Flash
- To Boil a Liquid Without Fire
- To Procure Hydrogen Gas
- To Copy Writing with a Flat-iron
- To make Fringe appear about the Flame Of A Candle
- To Produce Instantaneous Light upon Ice
- To make Paper Fireproof
- To Melt Lead in Paper
- To Melt Steel as easily as Lead
- A Light that Burns for a Year
- Flame Extinguished by Gas
- The Tobacco-Pipe Cannon
- Prince Rupert's Detonating Glass Bombs
- To Wash the Hands in Molten Lead
- To make an Artificial Earthquake and Volcano
- To Produce Fire from Cane
- To Soften Iron or Steel
- To Fill with Smoke Two Apparently Empty Bottles
- To Make Luminous Writing in the Dark
- To Make Red Fire
- To Make Green Fire
- To Make Wine or Brandy Float on Water
- To Make Beautiful Transparent Coloured Water
- TRICKS WITH COINS
- How to Make a Coin Stick against the Wall
- The Balancing Coin
- The Vanishing Coin
- To Bring two separate Coins into One Hand
- The Magic Coin
- The Hat and Shilling Trick
- To Take a Shilling Out of a Handkerchief
- To Change a Sixpence into a Half-Sovereign
- The Magic Halfpenny
- To Multiply Coin
- The Sixpence and Half-Crown in a Glass
- The Dinner Table Puzzle
- To Make a Sixpence Vanish
1st edition 1869, 64 pages; PDF 41 pages. word count: 16116 which is equivalent to 64 standard pages of text
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